I purchased this El Camino in 1996 when it just turned 33375 miles on the rebuilt 350 sm block. It was a great weekend cruiser for me until I moved. Now, for the past sixyears, it sits under a cover in my garage with about 44k total miles on her. I have gone back and forth about selling her because I really love this car. But I’m not really appreciating it the way it should be. So I guess it is time to let someone else enjoy this car.
I have all the old paperwork for what has been done to the car and motor, here are some examples;
TRW forged pistons
molly rings
Cloyes roller timing set
oil pump
brass freeze plugs
rod, cam, main bearings
Camonics cam kit
New valves (In/Ex)
HD rod bolts
HD harmonic balancer
Monroe shocks
Gauge Package
reupholster front seat (Giotto's Aircraft interior)
msd ignition
Turbo 350 Automatic Transmission
dynapack mufflers
Factory Rally Wheels
The paint is very clean. All the chrome and stainless trim is there and in very good shape. Anyway, people always say it’s the cleanest original looking El Camino they have seen in a long time. I may be a little biased, but I agree. It drives really and runs just as well. I’m sorry to see her go.
